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Understanding TRI Reporting: Applicability, Form R / A, and Reporting Thresholds
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About This Webinar

Join our upcoming webinar: Understanding TRI Reporting: Applicability, Form R / A, and Reporting Thresholds. The Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) is a publicly available database that contains information on toxic chemical releases and other waste management activities reported annually by certain covered industry groups as well as federal facilities. This webinar covers the Form R / A reporting criteria as well as how to determine if your facility and on-site chemicals fall under these requirements. We will also go over common pitfalls that could put your company at risk.

Webinar Date & Time

April 16, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CST
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Key Learning Objectives

  • Evaluate the of the applicability criteria for the TRI report including how to assess your facility’s operations against the annual reporting thresholds
  • Understand the EPA’s Form R and Form A reports and the information they display and apply general guidance in how to complete one for your company
  • Analyze common issues experienced by the regulated community in completing these reports and a discussion on potential penalties for non-compliance

Earn Continuing Education Credits

0.1 CEU awarded

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REQUIREMENTS TO EARN CEUS

  • Attend and participate in webinar.
  • Complete an assessment and evaluation following of the webinar.

Meet the Speaker

James Kalgren, Environmental Specialist III

James joined U.S. Compliance with experience in EHS Compliance and joined in
September 2019 as an Environmental Specialist. Some of his many strengths include
working with Federal and State Tier II and TRI Reporting, Pollution Prevention, and
SPCC regulation. James came to U.S. Compliance with a strong interest in
sustainability with years of experience in biology.